Existential depression in gifted individuals | Davidson Institute
This article by James Webb discusses existential depression among gifted young people. He examines what it is, how it may manifest in a gifted child, and
Existential depression in gifted individuals - Davidson Institute This article by James Webb discusses existential depression among gifted young people. He examines what it is, how it may manifest in a gifted child, and what a parent can do to help their child through these difficult feelings. He points out that gifted young people are more likely to have this type of depression because of their more highly developed sensitivities. Author: Webb, J. Publisher: Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG) It has been my experience that gifted and talented persons are more likely to experience
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